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so in firefox, you can go to about:config and change the value of browser.ssb.enabled to true
and then when you run firefox with the -ssb flag, it opens in an SiteSpecificBrowser. or an "app window"
Image is an example of it connecting to my code-server instance. I ran D:\PortableApps\Firefox Developer Edition\firefox.exe --ssb https://code.example.com
It is a viable way, all that is needed is making it automatically set this setting to true
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lol yeah, the problem is that this has to be enabled in the firefox profile prefs.js
working on a tool that does this automatically so that we can call a function and have it do it automatically
EDIT: Otherwise, if we dont enable it. it just opens a firefox window without any thing, as if you run firefox on its own
so in firefox, you can go to
about:config
and change the value ofbrowser.ssb.enabled
totrue
and then when you run firefox with the
-ssb
flag, it opens in an SiteSpecificBrowser. or an "app window"Image is an example of it connecting to my code-server instance. I ran
D:\PortableApps\Firefox Developer Edition\firefox.exe --ssb https://code.example.com
It is a viable way, all that is needed is making it automatically set this setting to true
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: